The table gives information about proportion of doctors in unspecified country over a 20-years period from 1986 to 2006. Bar chart, meanwhile, compares doctors in terms of Gender and born country.
It is clear that number of doctors rose significantly in Australia throughout the most of the period. Furthermore, There were noticeably rise in numbers of female and born in abroad for the rest of the period.
By contrast, Number of Medicines was 23,720 in 1986 before The figure for Number of Doctors dramatically increasing by 11,730, reaching to 35,450 in 2006. While Male and Born in Australia showed the highest decrease and maintaining to fall across the timeframe.
In 1986, Male was the most gender working as doctor with about 75% even though illustrated moderate decline, going down by around 15% to 60% in 2006. Female was in the lowest point of categories and there was a gradual rise, reaching from approximately 20% to 40% of doctors by 2006. While The figure for Australian-born doctors was 60% in 1986, showing a downward trend to 50% medical specialist in 2006. However, foreign-born doctors indicated moderate upward trend to 50 % doctors in 2006, keeping pace with Australian-born doctors.